Hello Sir, i have created a repository using gui and have a folder inside it. Files are stored inside the folder. How can i read those files using api.
You have 2 choices: External repo, in which case you connect your CMIS-compliant document store to DMS, meaning this can be on premise. Internal repo, in which case DMS creates the repo, I assume in BTP (cloud) though I will double-check exactly where.
SAP BTP DMS stores the documents in the Object Store service: discovery-center.cloud.sap/serviceCatalog/object-store?service_plan=standard®ion=all&commercialModel=btpea
I don't know if this falls under SAP BTP DMS... but we recently created a BTP application that creates sales orders. At the end of the sales order transaction it generates and saves a PDF version of the sales confirmation on our local drive. However we want that PDF to automatically open up in Adobe Acrobat for further processing/signatures/etc and then emailing from acrobat. Can you think of anyway we can do that with BTP?
This sounds like a classic use case for SAP Build Process Automation, specifically automations. You can create a bot to work with PDF files, saving files and opening files. Depends what the exact scenario would be and which parts a machine could do and which parts you want the user to do.
We are using sap plm dms and external kpro sap content server. Want to use existing sap content server. In that case how sap btp dms reads the files from existing content server? How to achieve this with sap btp dms?
I am not familiar with the specifics for PLM or KPro, but any CMIS-compliant repository can be attached to DMS: help.sap.com/docs/document-management-service/sap-document-management-service/onboarding-repository
Well, in the end, you have to pay 😸However, there is a free-tier option for DMS integration option (not Application/Mobile) nor is any of it available on trial. You can find out everything about costs, regions and more on each service in the Discovery Center: discovery-center.cloud.sap/index.html (just search for Document Management)
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Hello Sir, i have created a repository using gui and have a folder inside it. Files are stored inside the folder. How can i read those files using api.
Where will be the repositories created? Will they be created in cloud or can we configure to have them on on-prem system?
You have 2 choices: External repo, in which case you connect your CMIS-compliant document store to DMS, meaning this can be on premise. Internal repo, in which case DMS creates the repo, I assume in BTP (cloud) though I will double-check exactly where.
SAP BTP DMS stores the documents in the Object Store service: discovery-center.cloud.sap/serviceCatalog/object-store?service_plan=standard®ion=all&commercialModel=btpea
I don't know if this falls under SAP BTP DMS... but we recently created a BTP application that creates sales orders. At the end of the sales order transaction it generates and saves a PDF version of the sales confirmation on our local drive. However we want that PDF to automatically open up in Adobe Acrobat for further processing/signatures/etc and then emailing from acrobat. Can you think of anyway we can do that with BTP?
This sounds like a classic use case for SAP Build Process Automation, specifically automations. You can create a bot to work with PDF files, saving files and opening files. Depends what the exact scenario would be and which parts a machine could do and which parts you want the user to do.
We are using sap plm dms and external kpro sap content server. Want to use existing sap content server. In that case how sap btp dms reads the files from existing content server? How to achieve this with sap btp dms?
I am not familiar with the specifics for PLM or KPro, but any CMIS-compliant repository can be attached to DMS: help.sap.com/docs/document-management-service/sap-document-management-service/onboarding-repository
So it seems thes services need to paid for. Is this correct or did I "mis-click" somewhere in the process.
Well, in the end, you have to pay 😸However, there is a free-tier option for DMS integration option (not Application/Mobile) nor is any of it available on trial. You can find out everything about costs, regions and more on each service in the Discovery Center: discovery-center.cloud.sap/index.html (just search for Document Management)
I cannot find docment management service in Trial account..
DMS is not in trial. There is a free-tier version of the Integration Option, but you will have to have a productive account.
@@sapdevs Thanks!